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$55,000 NZD
+20 moreMakeHuisman
ModelFrers 42
Year1982
Length12.8m
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About this vessel
A successful racing boat in the eighties and nineties, now adapted to a performance cruiser with fast passage making capabilities. Built by Royal Huisman with aluminium construction, this boat features a Proctor 3-spreader mast and boom with Navtech boomvang, rod rigging replaced in 2010, carbon spinnaker pole and bowsprit.
All deck gear including 8 winches and all running rigging are in good order. The interior offers a nice layout with quarter berths to port and starboard, a well-equipped galley to port, and a saloon that seats 5 and converts to a double berth to starboard. There is a separate head forward and a large double berth in the bow.
The boat has recently arrived after completing the passage from Europe. All equipment and safety gear go with the boat.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeHuisman
ModelFrers 42
Year1982
Dimensions
Length overall12.8m
Features
On board
Royal Huisman aluminium construction
Proctor 3-spreader mast and boom
Navtech boomvang
Carbon spinnaker pole and bowsprit
8 winches
Rod rigging (replaced 2010)
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